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Setting time frame in dashboard search

mab17
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I have saved a search in a dashboard and have it set to a specific data and time range. However, because I want the search to update the data pulled in every time I go onto the dashboard the way the time is set up currently will be an issue. I am trying to make it show from 18:00 the previous day to 06:00 of the current day. I want it to run based on the day that I am running the search without having to change the time frame everyday. Can anybody give me insight on how to do this?

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grijhwani
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"Custom Time Range" >> "Advanced search language"

Earliest: -1d@d+6h

Latest: -1d@d+18h

In search terms that is "one day ago, snap to day, plus **N* hours*".

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grijhwani
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You're welcome. You could improve upon the thanks by accepting the answer.

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mab17
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Thank you so much!

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grijhwani
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The above illustrates how to set the range for an interactive search (because it also displays the resultant calculated times), but the search period syntax is identical for a saved search administered through the manager.

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